
A podcast about films of quiet horror
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 100 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | TV & FilmFilm Reviews | |||

We close another year and our sixth full season with a list of our favorite episodes and films from 2025, as well as what we're looking forward to in 2026. Thanks for listening and happy new year!
The end of the year seems like a good time for a surrealistic descent into paranoia and madness, so let's watch 1976's The Tenant. We're joined this time by friend of the podcast Michael Fogus to discuss the novel from which the film was adapted, the... more
Things we like: difficult women, slices of the early 2000s, and weird little films turned cult classics. Therefore, we like director Lucky McKee's 2002 film debut May. In this episode, we discuss the unique tone, story and antiheroine of this horrifi... more
It's Robert Altman season at QLH. We discussed his film Images a few seasons ago and it's about time we circle back to the other two films in his "woman-focused" trilogy: That Cold Day in the Park and 3 Women. We cover: dream states, women's madness,... more
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This podcast focuses on films that fall within the niche of quiet horror, exploring how subtlety and atmosphere can create unsettling experiences. Episodes frequently analyze a range of films, from classics to contemporary releases, spotlighting key themes such as psychological horror, identity crises, and the dark sides of human emotions. The hosts engage in thought-provoking discussions that often touch on societal issues, gender dynamics, and character development, providing listeners with deeper insights into the film's narratives and cinematic techniques. With conversations that blend critique with personal reflection, the show highlights how quiet horror can evoke powerful emotional responses without relying on conventional horror tro... more
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